Store terms: the words on an app listing
Each entry explains a term from the listings and shows how the apps on the shelf use it. As of 2026-09-25.
Listings use a fixed vocabulary set by the stores. The entries explain what each term covers and what it does not.
Explanations are this site's; quotes are the listings'.
1In this aisle
- Age rating — Age rating on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- Apple Vision — Apple Vision on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- Compatibility — Compatibility on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- Content notes — Content notes on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- Data linked to you — Data linked to you on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 6 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- Data used to track you — Data used to track you on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- Google Play rating — Google Play rating on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- Identifiers — Identifiers on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- In-app controls — In-app controls on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 2 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- Interface languages — Interface languages on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- Accessibility section — Accessibility section on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- Downloads band — Downloads band on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- Seller — Seller on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
- User-generated content — User-generated content on App Store and Google Play listings, explained, with 8 AI video apps' listings quoted.
2A browser-based drama pipeline
Away from the store listing in “Store terms”, SceneMixer runs in a browser and describes its pipeline like this:
The same three-step project and editor a drama uses, with ad wording: Ad script, Cast & set, Shots.
SceneMixer, One-Click Generate or Expert Mode — “What is the ad workbench?” (read 2026-10-13)
Sixty to a hundred and twenty seconds is the working band for vertical short drama, and the outline paces for it.
SceneMixer, AI Drama for TikTok & Reels — “How long should a feed episode be?” (read 2026-10-13)